James Watterson Herald
James Watterson Herald (1859-1914) was a Scottish artist who needs to be better known. The text below is from the “FORGOTTEN MASTERS” catalogue: 5 Nov 1886, Forfar Herald: 17 Feb … Continue reading James Watterson Herald
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James Watterson Herald (1859-1914) was a Scottish artist who needs to be better known. The text below is from the “FORGOTTEN MASTERS” catalogue: 5 Nov 1886, Forfar Herald: 17 Feb … Continue reading James Watterson Herald
It was wonderful to read in Scotland on Sunday, 30 May 2021, that Hospitalfield House and Gardens have re-opened to the public. I look forward to re-visting soon! Footnote A … Continue reading t a k i n g T H E i n s i d e O U T S I D E
The week before last, this was ‘picture of the week’ in the Herald. Two years ago, Sian and Peter visited Hospitalfield. It is a special place that encourages and supports … Continue reading Hospitalfield
On Saturday 15th September 2018 we visited Blackcraig Bridgehouse which was free to explore thanks to Doors Open Day Scotland. The Bridgehouse, a real curiosity, has been beautifully restored as … Continue reading ‘His views on aesthetics (not often requested) are surprising’
Alexander McCall Smith sent me some of his poems earlier this year and this was how the envelope was addressed: Alexander McCall Smith is aware of my fascination with Walter … Continue reading Antiquary Gardens
Patrick Allan-Fraser of Hospitalfield, Arbroath, had this mortuary chapel and mausoleum built as a memorial to his wife Elizabeth following her death in 1873. I visited it with my wife … Continue reading A whole Gothic world had come to an end